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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
6
Local baseball notes indicate rain and scheduling confusion as Lancaster Marion and Newark vie for the pennant. Projections point to multiple doubleheaders this week with O Days team aiming to widen the lead amid fluctuating attendance and shifting pitching plans by Burk and Cral and Morgan in Portsmouth and Newark.
In recent days Marion Ohio Staters attract major league attention as scouts, including Boston Nationals figure Joe Kelly, view the hard hitting outfield. Digger outfielder Tate draws an offer from a Southern League club but is declined. Tate remains a top prospect with strong hitting and fielding likely to draw future major league interest.
A football match at Agosta Friday at 1 30 p m features the Stara of Agosta facing the Victory team. Both clubs are bitter rivals with a long history of contention and the game is expected to draw a large crowd as the teams strengthen and perform well.
Baseball report notes Detroit edging Boston in a ten inning game as both teams push late, with key plays shaping the outcome. Star players from Detroit and Boston contributed crucial hits and defensive stops in a tight contest.
Philadelphia Press notes a dialogue about age and concealment involving Misa Goodley Ais Fourney and Miss Knoox. The exchange touches on how age is hidden amid troubles.
Harmony Club plans a shift in attendances at the Girly Harmony Club. Members skip meetings, and absentees are harshly treated. Chicago News notes Al Wilmot, a prominent Abe Brewery figure, injured at home and out of boxing for a while seeking ear specialist treatment.
Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana advertises yearly rates from 9.80 to 4.60 per day with Ameari to Plan private baths and weekly rates. It invites visitors to drink the water and bathe, claiming cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous conditions, promising affordable treatments and medical advice by mail for those unable to travel.
Moon took group and individual photos of Burk O Day and Brown and other Fo xy diggers during the recent Lancuster series at Webb Park. The photos were shot at Webb Park by Mr Moon.
Joe, a street waif who joined a Civil War era group, wins respect for bravery. He rides ahead alone, brings back proof of frontline Sioux and Indians, fights bravely in the Wichita campaign, and dies singing “Glory, glory, hallelujah” as comrades mourn.
A rural manufacturer urges debtors to call and settle debts or stay in one place for contact. It directs those unaware of their indebtedness to call, while those who do not wish to call should remain at a single location long enough for outreach. The ad appears in Harben's Weekly with persuasive provincial language.
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